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Sophie and Elis, two young women at the Conservatory of Vienna. vie for the affection of head singing teacher Walter.
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Sophie and Elis, two young women at the Conservatory of Vienna. vie for the affection of head singing teacher Walter.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Roger Vadim, France Roche, Marc Allégret
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Del Duca Films, Régie du Film, Orsay Films
Cast
Marc Allégret
Director
Jean Marais
Eric Walter
Brigitte Bardot
Sophie Dimater
Isabelle Pia
Elis Petersen
Yves Robert
Clément
Mischa Auer
Berger
Lila Kedrova
Mrs. Dimater, Sophie's mother
Mylène Demongeot
The future star who vocalizes
Edmond Beauchamp
Mr. Petersen, Elis's father
Denise Noël
Marie Koukawska-Walter
Yvette Etiévant
Mrs. Petersen, Elis's mother
George Reich
Dick Killian
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